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hilariousandco

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Quote from: Brob12321 on March 06, 2016, 11:35:24 PM

Awh dont you feel bad for him hes just trying to feed his family, so let him scam us all on a bitcoin forum. Why not try to get a job somewhere even a minimum wage job would let your family eat.

In my topic pls what i say, do not moderate me, or moderate everybody!!!!

The one bump a day rule applies to everyone not just you.

Brob12321

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Awh dont you feel bad for him hes just trying to feed his family, so let him scam us all on a bitcoin forum. Why not try to get a job somewhere even a minimum wage job would let your family eat.

kanazawa

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hey dude, I won't participate this, but I accept only 0.02 or less...

if youhave the magic potion of money, drink it. There are so many threads like this that we're about to give a promo to somebody who make the 'best" or the "worse". You're participating.

this is a joke page .. oh jeeee

opmac

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ADDED TO THE LIST!!!

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13665221

opmac

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This is a fucking joke

Take your garbage offline!!!

Don't even want to bother with you. You are pathetic

laccesonda

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Quote from: BTCforJoe on March 06, 2016, 11:34:09 AM

Plain and simple, nobody trusts a website that is asking for 2.5 BTC that is... well, hosted on a freesite.

And your member rank has nothing to do with us not trusting you. It's because you haven't done anything to establish our trust. There are many many many accounts here that are well below Hero Member that have earned the community's trust. You, simply haven't.

Just close this thread and move on, and trust me, it will save you a bunch of headaches from others.

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ChartDice

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This was a funny thread.

BTCforJoe

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Plain and simple, nobody trusts a website that is asking for 2.5 BTC that is... well, hosted on a freesite.

And your member rank has nothing to do with us not trusting you. It's because you haven't done anything to establish our trust. There are many many many accounts here that are well below Hero Member that have earned the community's trust. You, simply haven't.

Just close this thread and move on, and trust me, it will save you a bunch of headaches from others.

laccesonda

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Quote from: BTCforJoe on March 06, 2016, 11:04:25 AM

Quote from: laccesonda on March 06, 2016, 10:52:54 AM

Quote from: BTCforJoe on March 06, 2016, 10:43:13 AM

Quote from: laccesonda on March 06, 2016, 06:50:31 AM

Why do you think I am not honest?

Because an honest individual does not have to point out that whatever they are doing is not a scam or a ponzi. It's like the instinct to not want to trust people that always say "trust me".

If you are absolutely serious about wanting to run this type of lottery, you should really look into using a trusted member of the forum as an escrow service. Otherwise, you're not going to get anyone to buy your tickets.

So... would you "run" my site? Pls. I do not want to lie, just some money for my family.

The first thing you need to do when running a lottery is to have a solid plan that makes sense for potential ticket buyers. This means that your house edge shouldn't be more than 5-8%. You need to make it a fair lottery in the sense that every user has the same chance to win based on their investment into the lottery. Then, you *should* put the winnings into a trusted escrow before you offer your lottery publicly.

And finally, the biggest duty is to gain trust with other users. And you can't do that by simply stating "It's not a Ponzi, it's not a scam."

Ok, I had no case study and the profit is more than 5-8%, but as I see every user has the same chance to win - this is a lottery.
It is not illegal, there is VAT from the profit of the BTC. I just want to earn some addition.

kolesozw

This is what I sad in the other topic. If someone want something, you are the worst member, because thex worse your businesses:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14115740

BTCforJoe

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Quote from: laccesonda on March 06, 2016, 10:52:54 AM

Quote from: BTCforJoe on March 06, 2016, 10:43:13 AM

Quote from: laccesonda on March 06, 2016, 06:50:31 AM

Why do you think I am not honest?

Because an honest individual does not have to point out that whatever they are doing is not a scam or a ponzi. It's like the instinct to not want to trust people that always say "trust me".

If you are absolutely serious about wanting to run this type of lottery, you should really look into using a trusted member of the forum as an escrow service. Otherwise, you're not going to get anyone to buy your tickets.

So... would you "run" my site? Pls. I do not want to lie, just some money for my family.

The first thing you need to do when running a lottery is to have a solid plan that makes sense for potential ticket buyers. This means that your house edge shouldn't be more than 5-8%. You need to make it a fair lottery in the sense that every user has the same chance to win based on their investment into the lottery. Then, you *should* put the winnings into a trusted escrow before you offer your lottery publicly.

And finally, the biggest duty is to gain trust with other users. And you can't do that by simply stating "It's not a Ponzi, it's not a scam."

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Quote from: laccesonda on March 06, 2016, 10:52:54 AM

I do not want to lie, just some money for my family.

What the hell man! You want to feed your family from an illegal activity? Do you even have conscience?

Leave bitcointalk and get a job in real life then work hard for your family. Its not that difficult if you are really determined. It seems you are just a lazy ass scammer

laccesonda

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Quote from: BTCforJoe on March 06, 2016, 10:43:13 AM

Quote from: laccesonda on March 06, 2016, 06:50:31 AM

Why do you think I am not honest?

Because an honest individual does not have to point out that whatever they are doing is not a scam or a ponzi. It's like the instinct to not want to trust people that always say "trust me".

If you are absolutely serious about wanting to run this type of lottery, you should really look into using a trusted member of the forum as an escrow service. Otherwise, you're not going to get anyone to buy your tickets.

So... would you "run" my site? Pls. I do not want to lie, just some money for my family.

BTCforJoe

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Quote from: laccesonda on March 06, 2016, 06:50:31 AM

Why do you think I am not honest?

Because an honest individual does not have to point out that whatever they are doing is not a scam or a ponzi. It's like the instinct to not want to trust people that always say "trust me".

If you are absolutely serious about wanting to run this type of lottery, you should really look into using a trusted member of the forum as an escrow service. Otherwise, you're not going to get anyone to buy your tickets.

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Goodbye, Z.

Quote from: laccesonda on March 06, 2016, 06:50:31 AM

Why do you think I am not honest?

Why should anyone think you are?

laccesonda

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Why do you think I am not honest?

condoras

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This is what I do. I drink and I know things.

Quote from: kolesozw on March 06, 2016, 05:24:55 AM

LOL, this one is a major failure so you came back again with a new scam attempt and then again as expected you will fail. Can't wait for your next attempt Grin

LOL, its kind of funny to see him trying to "discover" new ways for scamming... Grin

I will make some pop-corns to see the "movie"... Cool

kolesozw

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LOL, this one is a major failure so you came back again with a new scam attempt and then again as expected you will fail. Can't wait for your next attempt Grin

laccesonda

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Quote from: laccesonda on March 06, 2016, 05:02:26 AM

What does "ofc" mean?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=What+does+%22ofc%22+mean%3F

Oh, thanks, of course.

laccesonda

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Quote from: Lutpin on March 06, 2016, 04:53:13 AM

0.05 per ticket * 250 tickets = 12.5 BTC.
Per round you pay out 5 winners a 2BTC, while you yourself keep 2.5BTC.
That's an amazing house edge of 20%.

That is ofc if you don't run with the funds.

What does "ofc" mean?

Lutpin

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Goodbye, Z.

0.05 per ticket * 250 tickets = 12.5 BTC.
Per round you pay out 5 winners a 2BTC, while you yourself keep 2.5BTC.
That's an amazing house edge of 20%.

That is ofc only if you don't run with the funds,
which would be a pretty likely outcome, based on past experience.

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